AMID the petty bickering, loud rhetoric and sordid attack ads in this year’s primary election campaigns, the death of a giant -- Justice Antonin Scalia -- suddenly overshadows all of that.

The vacancy created on the Supreme Court makes painfully clear the huge stakes involved when we choose a President of the United States, just one of whose many powers is the power to nominate justices of the Supreme Court.

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